WWE NEWS:The former UFC light heavyweight champion will compete as a heavyweight for the first time at UFC 285 on Saturday. He will face Ciryl Gane for the vacant heavyweight title. Jones attempted to fight Francis Ngtannou, but negotiations fell through because of disagreements over salary Check out.Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN
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But there is another opponent who’s in the back of Jones’ mind, whether or not a bout is possible. The name “Bones” brought up? Brock Lesnar, “The Beast Incarnate.”
WWE News: Former UFC Champion Jon Jones calls out WWE Superstar Brock Lesnar for a final showdown: Check Out
WWE News:Will Jon Jones Fight Brock Lesnar?
Currently, Jon Jones was asked whether there was any competitor he would like to meet during an interview with Sports News Fights prior to his title battle. After considerable thought, Jones identified Brock Lesnar as the opponent he would most like to confront.
Despite Lesnar’s less-than-technical fighting style,he said that the size disparity between the two fighters and his enormous fan base would make for an exciting contest. The former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion acknowledged that it would be a significant financial fight for him.
“I think fighting Brock Lesnar would be really cool. Brock isn’t the most technical guy, but he has a massive fanbase. He’s a lot bigger than me and it would have been the really cool kind of David and Goliath situation. It would have been really cool for cross-sport promoting. I think we would have done great things for our families and our teams, financially that would have been massive,” Jones said in the interview
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